A recent study reveals that more than 800 million adults worldwide are living with diabetes, with alarming reports indicating that a substantial portion remains untreated. The global diabetes rate has doubled in the last 30 years, and over 445 million individuals are estimated to have uncontrolled diabetes. The issue is particularly severe in India, where it is estimated that one in four diabetics globally resides. The gap in treatment is highlighted, especially in regions like sub-Saharan Africa, which reports the least access to diabetes care. With urgent action needed, health experts stress the importance of addressing this escalating health crisis.